Jesse Tobias

Guitarist and songwriter for Oingo Boingo

Jesse Tobias - Guitarist and songwriter for Oingo Boingo
Born

April 1st, 1972
53 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An American guitarist and songwriter, contributed to the music scene primarily through work with the band Oingo Boingo. Formed Oingo Boingo in 1980 alongside Danny Elfman, focusing on a blend of rock and new wave. After the band disbanded in 1995, continued to work within the music industry, collaborating with various artists and producing music. In addition, worked with renowned musicians and bands as a session guitarist, showcasing versatility in style and technique. Experience in music spans several decades, with a focus on innovative guitar playing and songwriting.

Played guitar for Oingo Boingo

Contributed to Oingo Boingo's albums like 'So-lo' and 'Dark at the End of the Tunnel'

Worked as a session guitarist for multiple artists

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